Bill Belichick made a seemingly out-of-character remark earlier ... He won four Super Bowl MVPs and three NFL MVPs. In fact, Belichick even called Brady the greatest of all time following his retirement. But Brady cherished the team moments more than ...

It was reported Wednesday that Las Vegas Raiders minority owner Tom Brady had "zero interest in hiring" Bill Belichick as the club's next head coach even though the two spoke at some point after Belichick became the head coach of the North Carolina football program and before Las Vegas hired Pete Carroll.

Banning the tush push was trending on X during the Championship Games on Sunday, especially after the Washington Commanders went

Another piece of Bill Belichick’s first coaching staff at North Carolina has been put into place as the coach has reportedly made a hire from inside the program

So how does Belichick really feel about Brady eventually hiring Pete Carroll, who is older than Belichick — and whom Belichick’s Patriots beat in the Super Bowl 10 years ago?

It started Wednesday when the former New England Patriots coach took an unprompted shot at PFT, particularly the site’s creator Mike Florio. During his regular appearance on ESPN’s Pat McAfee Show, Belichick was asked about the concerns that the coach was slow to hire staff since taking the North Carolina job.

Belichick has quite the connection to lacrosse, as he converted Monmouth University lacrosse star Chris Hogan into a productive NFL receiver. It's also worth noting that all three of his kids played collegiate lacrosse, and along with playing football at Wesleyan University, he was the captain of the Lacrosse team.

The 'palpably unfair act' rule made a rare appearance during last weekend's NFC Championship Game between the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles, wit

The North Carolina Tar Heels football general manager told OutKick's Ricky Cobb that Bill Belichick will be staying with the program despite rampant rumors to the contrary.

Throughout the 24 seasons that Bill Belichick was the head coach of the New England Patriots, he'd always publicly praise his players for the team's success and put the blame on the coaches for their failures.

Mike Florio and Michael Holley discuss why the ability to go back to the NFL was strategically written into his UNC contract and evaluate if it’s possible for him to get a coaching job next year.